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The next 7 days we're expecting mostly sunny skies, clear and cold nights, dry conditions, and a brief warmup.

Coastal areas should expect patchy fog overnight for the next several nights with slim rain chances until next weekend.

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A Freeze Warning and Frost Advisory are in effect for west side areas overnight into early tomorrow morning. Remember to bring in your plants and pets!

At the coast, a Beach Hazards Statement reflects an increased risk of dangerous sneaker waves through tomorrow evening.

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It's another beautiful fall day out there! We're seeing clear and cool conditions across the area, with temperatures about 5-10 degrees below normal.

Frost/freeze conditions are in store for the valleys tonight into tomorrow morning, and likely again tomorrow night into Tuesday.

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An Ashland High School freshman is heading to Portugal this coming summer to represent the United States in the Portugal Basketball Festival. https://t.co/0v0hhLT1VC

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CURRENT CONDITIONS: 5:45PM - The cooldown has begun for inland areas but fog cleared early for the Coast with slightly warmer and sunnier weather this afternoon. The Cold Front arrives later tonight with much colder temperatures, cloudier skies, more gusty winds.

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Perhaps no topic in NBC5’s 2026 gubernatorial debate Wednesday between Oregon Governor Tina Kotek and Oregon State Senator Christine Drazan showed the difference between them as much as the discussion surrounding state regulations and our rural hospitals.
https://t.co/A6BOrsmelN

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The gubernatorial debate between Governor Kotek and Senator Drazan wrapped up Wednesday evening, with each candidate answering questions on a variety of issues like homelessness, data centers, SNAP benefits, and Oregon's business economy.

https://t.co/mv1M97eov2

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CURRENT CONDITIONS: At 5:30PM we remain on the hot side for inland areas with a few new records set in the Shasta Valley for High Temperatures. On the Coast the fog is pushing back over the ocean but stuck around long enough to keep temps on the cooler side.

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The potential consolidation or closure of some Medford elementary school campuses was discussed in a recent school board workshop. https://t.co/gTvsv4nz1P

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he new multi-use facility at the Jackson County Expo grounds in Central Point is set for a January 2027 opening date. Officials said the project is over $2 million under budget. https://t.co/whLpD5SXcE

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We're getting ready to host a televised live debate between Democratic Oregon Governor Tina Kotek and Republican State Senator Christine Drazan tonight at 7:00 pm.

You can watch on our livestream on https://t.co/yUGJ17mTXu or on our YouTube channel.
https://t.co/1JeNPAFDwO

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Southern Oregon’s only gubernatorial debate is set for this Wednesday at 7 PM on KOBi-TV NBC5. https://t.co/AEfqANWE3o

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Most of the week is expected to be hot, sunny, and dry, with temperatures as much as 10 to 20 degrees above normal.

Temperatures are expected to return back near seasonal by next weekend. Showers are possible, but chances are slim for now.

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Warm temperatures are expected to continue for most of the week, with a quick cooldown happening Friday thanks to a cold front moving in.

Light showers are possible around next weekend.

Right now it looks like the area will trend cooler and drier toward the middle of the month.

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We're seeing some colorful sunset skies and coastal fog as we near the end of the weekend.

Temperatures across inland areas are still fairly warm.

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A weak disturbance tomorrow may bring isolated showers and possibly a couple storms to southeastern Lake and Modoc counties.

The start of next week will feel more like August-warmth compared to early October.

Friday brings cooler temps and increased shower chances.

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Hotter temperatures and relatively dry conditions will increase our fire risk over the next few days. The good news is that low wind speed should keep us out of critical conditions.

Still, it's a good idea to avoid any outdoor activities that could cause a spark

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Hotter temperatures are here to stay, at least for now. The next several days bring minor to moderate heat risk. Access to adequate cooling and hydration will be important.

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There's some serious fog at the coast right now! Take a look at our live cam from the Charleston harbor.

Drivers should be aware that visibility may be severely limited. Those traveling through fog should remember to use low beams, slow down, and turn off cruise control.

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Winds are carrying smoke from prescribed burns toward Weed and Mt. Shasta.
Per Cal Fire Siskiyou, today's prescribed burns are now in patrol status, with crews continuing mop-up operations throughout the night.
There are currently no new wildland fires in Siskiyou County.